According to you, what's best to design GUI's in C?
Someone told me to try GTK, but it's far from simple, mostly when
you're trying to do GUI's for Windows.
By the way, I write in C and compile in GCC under cygwin 7 2354
CFran wrote: According to you, what's best to design GUI's in C?
GUI design is platform/task specific, and off topic in c.l.c.
Someone told me to try GTK, but it's far from simple, mostly when you're trying to do GUI's for Windows.
The choice of graphics libraries is dependent upon what you are trying
to do. For example, the same library used to make a simple data entry
form is probably not the same library used to make optimized 3D
graphics.
By the way, I write in C and compile in GCC under cygwin
You would have better luck finding an answer in a cygwin related
newsgroup.
-Jason
On 13 Apr 2005 10:02:10 -0700, in comp.lang.c , "CFran"
<Mi********@yah oo.fr> wrote: According to you, what's best to design GUI's in C?
Using GUI development tools. The ones that you use will depend on
what your employer likes or allows. My own opinion is that writing
windows gui apps in C is too painful and I'd write a C++ or C#
frontend using a toolkit like MFC or .Net. If my employer insisted on
C GUIs I'd probably move jobs... :-)
Someone told me to try GTK, but it's far from simple, mostly when you're trying to do GUI's for Windows.
<pedant alert>
by the way you do not apostrophise plurals.
</pedant>
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Mark McIntyre wrote: On 13 Apr 2005 10:02:10 -0700, in comp.lang.c , "CFran" <Mi********@yah oo.fr> wrote:
According to you, what's best to design GUI's in C?
Using GUI development tools. The ones that you use will depend on what your employer likes or allows. My own opinion is that writing windows gui apps in C is too painful and I'd write a C++ or C# frontend using a toolkit like MFC or .Net. If my employer insisted on C GUIs I'd probably move jobs... :-)
Someone told me to try GTK, but it's far from simple, mostly when you're trying to do GUI's for Windows.
<pedant alert> by the way you do not apostrophise plurals. </pedant>
<contrarian alert>
At least one reputable style guide for technical
writing recommends apostrophes to form the plurals of
abbreviations: http://stipo.larc.nasa.gov/sp7084/sp7084ch3.html#3.2
Thus "GUI's" is fine even though "glitzy unnecessary
illusion's" would be incorrect.
(The cited page notes that two even more reputable
style guides discourage the practice as a rule, but
recommend it nonetheless when confusion might otherwise
result. "By the late 1990s most home computers used
version 1990s of MacroHard Doorways" would surely bring out
the red pencil.)
</contrarian alert>
<pedant alert>
By the way, you begin sentences with capital letters
and separate clauses with commas.
</pedant alert>
<smartass alert>
"Plurals! O plurals! O ye multiplicitous plurals!"
</smartass alert>
-- Er*********@sun .com
Eric Sosman <er*********@su n.com> writes:
[...] <smartass alert>
"Plurals! O plurals! O ye multiplicitous plurals!"
</smartass alert>
Its' just a matter of style.
--
Keith Thompson (The_Other_Keit h) ks***@mib.org <http://www.ghoti.net/~kst>
San Diego Supercomputer Center <*> <http://users.sdsc.edu/~kst>
We must do something. This is something. Therefore, we must do this.
On 13 Apr 2005 10:02:10 -0700,
CFran <Mi********@yah oo.fr> wrote
in Msg. <11************ **********@o13g 2000cwo.googleg roups.com> Someone told me to try GTK, but it's far from simple
That depends on your notion of "simple".
--D
On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 18:37:52 -0400, in comp.lang.c , Eric Sosman
<er*********@su n.com> wrote: <pedant alert> by the way you do not apostrophise plurals. </pedant> <contrarian alert>
At least one reputable style guide for technical writing recommends apostrophes to form the plurals of abbreviation s:
you call NASA reputable!! :-)
FWIW I dislike it, but in fact apostrophes are required when
pluralising capitalised abbreviations. .
result. "By the late 1990s
and numbers, though I personally find that hateful
</contrarian alert>
<pedant alert>
By the way, you begin sentences with capital letters and separate clauses with commas.
there should be a comma after letters... :-) </pedant alert>
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